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Wood Charcoal Briquettes

Compressed hardwood blocks for catering and industrial use

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Description

Compressed from hardwood charcoal powder with a natural starch binder, our standard briquettes deliver the consistency that commercial kitchens and industrial users demand. No petrochemical binders, no sparking.

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Specifications

Fixed Carbon
68–72%
Moisture
< 7%
Ash Content
6–8%
Calorific Value
6,800 kcal/kg
Burn Time
2.5–3 hrs
Origin
Recycled hardwood charcoal fines + natural starch binder
HS Code
44029090

Shipping & Delivery

  • • Pan-India delivery via Shiprocket's multi-courier network.
  • • Free delivery on orders above ₹999.
  • • Typical dispatch within 24 business hours.
  • • GST invoice auto-generated on confirmation.
  • • Bulk/pallet shipping available — see Wholesale.

Key highlights

  • 68–72% fixed carbon
  • < 7% moisture
  • 6–8% ash content
  • 18–22 min ignition (chimney starter)
  • 2.5–3 hrs burn time
  • 6,800 kcal/kg calorific value
  • Compressed with natural starch binder
  • Indian hardwood — mango, acacia, neem, sheesham
  • HSN 44029090 · GST 5%
  • Made in Rajkot, Gujarat — pan-India shipping

Where it's used

The applications Wood Charcoal Briquettes is best suited for, and what to expect in each.

Catering & banqueting

Predictable shape and burn rate let caterers calculate fuel needs precisely for weddings, conferences and large events — no surprises mid-service.

Food stalls & QSR grills

Roadside grills, kebab carts and quick-service restaurants benefit from briquettes that load uniformly into a sigri or BBQ tray and hold heat long enough for a busy lunch rush.

Industrial kilns & dryers

Used in tea-drying, jaggery boilers and small-scale industrial kilns where uniform fuel sizing simplifies firing logistics.

Hostel, canteen & dhaba kitchens

Cost-effective fuel for institutional kitchens that cook in batches and need a fuel that stores and ships cleanly.

Packaging & order quantities

Available pack formats from retail to export pallet. Custom retail-print packaging is available above 500 units.

Pack size Best for
1 kg bag Single-use retail pack — home BBQ, single hookah session, sample
5 kg bag Retail bag — regular home use, small catering
10 kg bag HoReCa bag — restaurant kitchens, small lounges
30 kg bag Catering / wholesale — large events, hostels
500 kg jumbo bag Wholesale MOQ — distributors, exporters
1 MT pallet (export) Container loads — international export, OEM supply

How to use wood charcoal briquettes

A simple step-by-step for first-time users — applies to typical home and small-commercial use.

  1. 1
    Stack briquettes in a chimney

    Pyramid 8–12 briquettes around 2 paraffin cubes.

  2. 2
    Light from below — wait 18–22 min

    Briquettes light slower than lumps; coals are ready when uniformly ash-covered.

  3. 3
    Spread evenly across grill

    Briquettes' uniform shape gives you predictable heat across the entire grate.

  4. 4
    Top up as needed

    Add fresh briquettes around the edge for long cooks; they'll catch from the hot core.

Storage & shelf life

Store sealed in a dry place, off concrete floors. Avoid direct sunlight and proximity to strong-smelling solvents or fragrances — charcoal adsorbs odours readily. Briquettes are more moisture-sensitive than lumps because of the natural starch binder — keep tightly sealed; 18-month shelf life when stored properly.

Why wood for this?

Wood charcoal sits between bamboo and coconut on most performance metrics — moderate fixed carbon (70-78%), the longest practical burn time of the three for grilling, and the most familiar smoke and flavour profile for traditional cooking.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Wood Charcoal Briquettes. Don't see yours? Contact us or check the full FAQ.

How long does Wood Charcoal Briquettes burn?

Wood Charcoal Briquettes burns for 2.5–3 hrs per charge in typical conditions. Burn time depends on airflow, the amount loaded, and ambient humidity — outdoor BBQ in monsoon will burn faster than indoor restaurant tandoor use.

What is the fixed carbon and ash content?

Wood Charcoal Briquettes is produced to a fixed carbon of 68–72% with ash content of 6–8% and moisture below 7%. Each lot is tested before despatch and a Certificate of Analysis is available on request for industrial and export buyers.

Is this charcoal food-safe?

Yes — our briquettes use a natural starch binder, no petrochemical accelerants. Safe for food contact in tandoor, grill and BBQ applications.

What is the minimum order for wholesale or bulk pricing?

Retail orders ship from any variant size shown above. Wholesale pricing (15% off list) starts at 500 kg cumulative across SKUs in a single shipment. Submit a wholesale enquiry via /wholesale/ to request a quote.

Do you ship pan-India? What about export?

Yes — pan-India delivery via Shiprocket's multi-courier network, free above ₹999. Typical metro delivery is 2–4 business days. For export, we ship FOB or CIF from Mundra, Pipavav and JNPT ports with all documentation (HSN 44029090, COA, MSDS, SGS on request).

How is it packaged?

Retail variants ship in laminated bags inside cartons. 25–50 kg sacks are PP-laminated; jumbo bags (500 kg) and pallets (1 MT) ship under shrink wrap. Custom-printed retail packaging is available for order quantities above 500 units — contact sales.

Is GST applicable, and what is the HSN code?

Yes — GST is applied at 5% under HSN 44029090 for charcoal at the despatch stage. CGST + SGST split for intra-state, IGST for inter-state. A GST 2.0 compliant tax invoice is auto-generated on order confirmation.

Why wood charcoal for this application?

Hardwood charcoal gives the longest practical burn for cooking and the most familiar smoke and flavour profile for traditional Indian and BBQ cuisine. It is the most cost-effective of our three materials for general grilling and tandoor use.

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